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2020 PCT Survey Featured

January 4, 2021

The Pacific Crest Trail Gear Guide: Class of 2020 Survey

In the third part of this year's Pacific Crest Trail Thru-hiker Survey, we take a deep dive into Pacific Crest Trail hikers' gear. PCT gear lists vary wildly between hikers and (spoiler alert) it's impossible to find a perfect PCT gear list. That said, we can try. I've organized this post in a

Gear,  Pacific Crest Trail PCT Gear,  PCT Planning,  PCT Survey

PCT Class of 2020 Featured Image

December 28, 2020

The Pacific Crest Trail Hiker Survey (2020)

In the second installment of the 2020 Pacific Crest Trail Hiker Survey, we'll take a look at the hikers who were actually on the trail this year. Normally, this information is covered in the initial survey publication, but because of many hikers choosing to cancel their hikes due to COVID-19, I

Pacific Crest Trail PCT Gear,  PCT Planning,  PCT Resupply,  PCT Survey

Best PCT Bear Canisters

September 19, 2020

The Best Bear Canisters For The Pacific Crest Trail

The bear canister: an essential piece of Pacific Crest Trail equipment that reminds thru-hikers of what they're truly afraid of out in the wilderness - being torn to pieces by a ravenous bear in the middle of their night (but we all there know there's scarier things than bears out there). If you're

Pacific Crest Trail Bear Canister,  PCT Gear,  PCT Planning

Patagonia Strider Pro Shorts Review

August 20, 2020

Patagonia Strider Pro Running Shorts (5″) Review

The Patagonia Strider Pro Shorts are a lightweight pair of polyester shorts with a built-in liner, 5 in / 12.7 cm inseam, four stretchy side pockets, and one back zippered pocket. It took me a long time to finally convert to a pair of shorts with a liner, but now that I've made the switch, I

Pacific Crest Trail,  Review Clothing,  Patagonia,  PCT Gear

MSR PocketRocket 2

August 13, 2020

MSR PocketRocket 2 Review

The MSR PocketRocket 2 is a 2.6 oz / 74 g, backpacking canister stove with three foldable pot supports and an adjustable flame. It's lightweight, compact, and compatible with isobutane-propane fuel canisters (the most common kind of fuel canisters). You'll have to bring your own pot to the party

Pacific Crest Trail,  Review MSR,  PCT Gear,  Stoves

SPOT Gen3 Messenge Review Featured Image

July 30, 2020

SPOT Gen3 Satellite GPS Messenger Review

The SPOT Gen3 Satellite GPS Messenger is a satellite messenger (not a personal locator beacon, PLB) intended for tracking, communication, and calling emergency services. It weighs 4 oz / 114g (this includes the required 4 AAA batteries) and uses GEOS satellite technology (more on this below). SPOT

Continental Divide Trail,  Review CDT Gear,  PCT Gear,  PLB,  SPOT

Voormi River Run Hoodie

July 23, 2020

Voormi River Run Hoodie Review

The Voormi River Run Hoodie is a long-sleeve, lightweight wool blend hoodie with thumb loops, a relaxed fit, and a 30 UPF rating. It's great for shielding you from the sun whilst enjoying and frolicking in the outdoors. Based in Colorado (but expanding into Montana), Voormi makes a wide selection

Pacific Crest Trail,  Review Clothing,  PCT Gear,  Voormi

Western Mountaineering UltraLite Featured

July 16, 2020

Western Mountaineering UltraLite Sleeping Bag Review

The Western Mountaineering UltraLite is an 850-fill down, 20°F / -6.67°C, three-season, mummy sleeping bag weighing 29 oz / 936 g. Western Mountaineering has a reputation for being conservative in their bag ratings (meaning that you can trust a 20°F / -6.67°C bag to be a 20°F / -6.67°C bag), and the

Pacific Crest Trail,  Review PCT Gear,  Sleeping Bags,  Western Mountaineering

Sawyer Micro Squeeze Review

July 9, 2020

Sawyer Micro Squeeze Water Filter Review

The Sawyer Micro Squeeze is a 2 oz / 57 g hollow-fiber membrane water filter that removes bacteria and protozoa from water. It's a common choice of water treatment for hikers on the Pacific Crest Trail and the Continental Divide Trail and is worth considering for shorter backpacking trips as well

Continental Divide Trail,  Pacific Crest Trail,  Review CDT Gear,  PCT Gear,  Sawyer,  Water Filters

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